US Senator Pat Toomey joined Marty and Wendy to talk about the horrific mass shooting at the New Zealand Mosque.  He also talked about he has been backing a resolution passed by the House of Representatives to prohibit President Trump from using an emergency declaration in order to fund the building of a US-Mexico border wall.

Kidsburgh's Kirstine Sorensen joined Wendy Bell and Marty Griffin to talk about education.  There are two new schools opening in the area in the next few years.  One, The City of Bridges High School on the South Side will be very progressive, with a lot of project based learning.  The other school will be in Millvale, called  Ready Performing Arts School.  Visit Kidsburgh.org for more information.

Attorney Rob Pierce, joined Marty Griffin and Wendy Bell to talk about a lawsuit he filed today against a teacher, St. Bernard School and the Roman Catholic Dioceses after the alleged victim, who is now an adult says he was sexually assaulted by a teacher while he was  student at the St. Bernard Elementary School.

Wendy and Marty talks with Post gazette cartoonist Steve Kelley.  He talks about he has been treated since coming to Pittsburgh.

Attorney Eric Chaffin joined Marty Griffin and Wendy Bell to talk about the college entrance scandal that broke yesterday.  Celebrities like Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin are amoung the 50 parents, coaches and administrators charged.  Eric Chaffin says he doesn't think any of the parents will see jail time.

Jeff Leiken with the Center for Confidence and Success, which mentors and counsels kids on getting into college joined Wendy Bell and Marty Griffin to talk about the college admission scandal that broke today.  He said this doesn't really surprise him because this isn't the first time something like this happened.  He added that the real losers are the students who actually worked hard and didn't get an opportunity.

David Cerniglia, co-owner of 3RPrep.com joined Marty Griffin and Wendy Bell to talk about the college admission scam that broke today.  Among the 50 people charged are Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin.

Henry Wiehagen, who has been in law enforcement for 50 years joined Marty Griffin and Wendy Bell to talk about the shortage of police officers.  Henry Wiehagen says that this is a crisis, the municipalities don't have the money to pay the officers.

Marty and Wendy talk with Mary Chitwood, the woman behind Robin's House in Butler that help homeless female veterans and their kids.  Some locals are fighting her and Marty and Wendy find out why.

Local cardiologist and Wendy's husband Dr. Joseph O'Toole tells Marty and Wendy why we are seeing a rise in heart attacks in younger people.  Dr. O'Toole says that with all the advances he hopes that we can get to the point of preventing instead of just treating.